Scenic road cycling loop from Saldenburg

A road cycling route starting from Saldenburg

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Embark on a scenic road cycling loop from Saldenburg and conquer the challenging climb of Ranzinger Vorberg.

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This 106-kilometer round-trip road cycling route starting near Saldenburg offers a fantastic combination of scenic beauty and challenging climbs. With a total ascent of 2,014 meters, you'll face demanding climbs and enjoy thrilling descents. The route takes you through stunning landscapes and highlights include the picturesque Thannberg at 8 kilometers, the charming Imkenberg at 14 kilometers, and the tranquil Lalling at 29 kilometers. Challenge yourself with the Ranzinger Vorberg at 32 kilometers before reaching the scenic Regen at 47 kilometers. As you cycle through Anis at 56 kilometers and Zwiesel at 63 kilometers, enjoy the scenic views and fresh air. Reach Spiegelau at 83 kilometers and Altenstein at 88 kilometers before arriving at Eberhardsreuth at 99 kilometers and Bauernberg at the end of the route.

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Start: Saldenburg Village center

Saldenburg: Cycling Haven in Niederbayern: Saldenburg

Saldenburg, located in Germany's Niederbayern region, provides a mix of flat and hilly terrain for road and gravel cyclists. The locality offers peaceful countryside routes ideal for scenic rides. Cyclists can explore the charming villages and enjoy the tranquility of the surrounding nature. Though not home to any famous climbs, Saldenburg is a suitable destination for leisurely cycling and enjoying the countryside. From a tourism perspective, the area offers opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, and local cultural experiences. With a rank of 3, Saldenburg is a good cycling area.